Rehab
Questionnaire
Welcome to our rehab exercise tool.
We have a quick, ten-question form for you to fill out so we can curate the most suitable exercises for you to try.
Rehab
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Deciding what to do to help manage your knee osteoarthritis can be difficult. We’re here to help make that decision easier.
Knee osteoarthritis can’t be cured but we believe, with a long-term commitment to exercise, there is a better chance of living a more active life that is less affected by knee pain.
We’ve teamed up with two experienced physiotherapists to guide you on your rehabilitation and recovery journey:
Charlie Goodchild
Charlie is the founder of Better, an experienced physiotherapist and has been working since 2010, in the field of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, Charlie has developed his broad skillset in complex cases, persistent/chronic pain, exercise prescription/rehabilitation, sports injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation.
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Nick Guth
Nick Guth is a highly specialist Physiotherapist, bringing a wealth of experience from private practice, the NHS and sporting environments. His expertise allows him to assess, plan, and manage the rehabilitation of a diverse range of injuries.
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Movement is good for everybody, at any stage of arthritis. The key is to choose exercise that is best suited to your current abilities.
How to use the rehab programme
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Step 1
Watch the introduction video given by Charlie and Nick.
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To help with this process, Charlie and Nick have created three exercise plans aimed at three groups:
- Early stage: for those that haven’t exercised much before or not for a long time, and have higher levels of discomfort during movement,
- Intermediate: for those that have been moderately active in recent years and have less discomfort with day-to-day activities, and
- Advanced: for those that have been regularly active for many years and may have used a gym to help keep fit in the recent past.
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To help decide which exercise group you are in, Charlie and Nick have designed a short questionnaire.
Access the questionnaire below and answer the questions as honestly as you can. You will then be directed to which level of exercise with which you should start.
These questions are adapted from the Oxford Knee Score questions 1, 4, 5, 9, and 12, and from the MSK-HQ questions 9, 11, and 13.
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Each person will require different amount of exercise to achieve optimal results. We recommend working with an experienced clinician to help individuals with the exercise to meet their needs and capabilities.
The exercise dose parameters are merely a guide and should not be considered medical advice.
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Rehab Introduction
This is an introduction video of the rehab programme.
Each person will require a different dose of exercise to achieve optimal results. We recommend working with an experienced clinician to help individualise the exercises to your needs and capabilities. The exercise dose parameters are merely a guide and should not be considered medical advice.